Moss Glen Falls belongs here as a compact, clearly located waterfall stop on Vermont Route 100 in Granville, VT 05747. Its identity is tied to the highway and the signed stopping arrangement, not to an unspecified scenic stretch of Route 100. That makes it useful for travelers building a route around legal, visible pauses. It also contrasts with the longer walks and summit roads elsewhere on the map: the core visit is a roadside waterfall reached through a pull-off and boardwalk.

Allow about 20–40 minutes. Use the signed pull-off and boardwalk, and never stop in the travel lane. No attraction admission is normally required, but the short visit should not be mistaken for permission to improvise roadside parking. The supplied timing is late September to mid-October; verify Vermont’s live foliage report before using it for 2026 planning. What is worth noticing here is the disciplined format of the stop: a brief nature break with a designated access point, rather than a broad route suggestion or an open-ended trail outing.